Presentation Title

Rewarding to Deal with: Agreeableness and Social Perceptiveness as Indicators of Supportive Tutoring Experiences

Author(s) Information

Diana Tuttle, CSUSB

Presentation Type

Poster Presentation/Art Exihibt

College

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Major

Psychology

Location

Event Center BC

Start Date

5-18-2017 11:00 AM

End Date

5-18-2017 12:00 PM

Abstract

Theoretical background related to the construct of employability is presented, with emphasis on the social component of employability, rewarding to deal with (R). In a field study, students rated tutors they would recommend to others as rewarding to work with, specifically, tutors high on social perceptiveness and agreeableness. The importance of the work is both theoretical and practical in that social perceptiveness is conceived of as a dimension of the Hogan model of employability (theoretical), and the results have some implications for staffing tutoring centers (practical).

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May 18th, 11:00 AM May 18th, 12:00 PM

Rewarding to Deal with: Agreeableness and Social Perceptiveness as Indicators of Supportive Tutoring Experiences

Event Center BC

Theoretical background related to the construct of employability is presented, with emphasis on the social component of employability, rewarding to deal with (R). In a field study, students rated tutors they would recommend to others as rewarding to work with, specifically, tutors high on social perceptiveness and agreeableness. The importance of the work is both theoretical and practical in that social perceptiveness is conceived of as a dimension of the Hogan model of employability (theoretical), and the results have some implications for staffing tutoring centers (practical).